On the weekends we are home, I love to turn up the music on Saturdays and clean the house like crazy. Cleaning, doing laundry, and getting caught up around the house helps me feel more organized for the coming week. On Sundays, when I get the chance, I love to spend time in the kitchen and do some baking. The weekend before last I experimented with a new bread recipe (above), and I’m looking forward to making more bread until we find one we like. I didn’t get any baking done this last weekend like I intended to because the schedule didn’t work out for that, but I will be doing some baking this week. I have a helper in the kitchen who is excited to bake some pumpkin pies together! We are getting ready to visit family, so this space will likely be quiet this week. Before we go, I wanted to wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving! (For those of you living where you celebrate it, that is.)
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P.S. I will be at Cozy yarn shop in Eugene for a trunk show on the 24th for Small Business Saturday!
Your bread looks beautiful!!!!!!
Speaking of bread, I have been obsessed with “the life changing loaf of bread recipe” on Myroots.org
It’s a plant based cooking blog by a Canadian who now lives in Denmark. I think you would really enjoy it!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your beautiful family-♥️
Apologies; it’s Mynewroots.org
Your bread looks wonderful! I’m doing GAPS intro at the moment (thanks to discovering it here) and I have yet to try my hand at baking. I’ve been loving your sewing projects too, I would love to be able to make such lovely things on a machine, maybe one day. Happy Thanksgiving to you all.